Adam's Daily Bread
Stagione 2026
di Adam Wright
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Joshua 13:8 - 14:15 - The eastern tribes receive their inheritance east of the Jordan while Joshua oversees the remaining land divisions west of the river. - Caleb boldly claims Hebron as his inheritance due to his faithfulness, and Joshua grants it to him. John 11:55 - 12:11 - Many travel to Jerusalem for Passover purification while chief priests plot to kill both Jesus and Lazarus. - Mary anoints Jesus with costly perfume at Bethany as Judas objects and the crowd seeks to see the raised Lazarus. Matthew 21:1-9 - Jesus rides a donkey into Jerusalem fulfilling prophecy as crowds spread cloaks and branches shouting Hosanna. - The city stirs with excitement recognizing him as the prophet from Nazareth while he enters as King.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Joshua 15:1 - 17:18 - The borders and towns of Judah's inheritance are detailed from the south to the north. - Ephraim and half of Manasseh receive their portions, with some Canaanites remaining in the land. Mark 11:1-11 - Jesus rides a colt into Jerusalem as crowds shout Hosanna and spread garments. - He enters the temple, looks around, then returns to Bethany for the night.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Joshua 18:1 - 19:51 - The tabernacle is set up at Shiloh and the remaining seven tribes receive land by lot. - The inheritances of Benjamin, Simeon, Zebulun, Issachar, Asher, Naphtali, and Dan are assigned, with Joshua receiving Timnath Serah. Luke 19:28-44 - Jesus enters Jerusalem on a colt amid praise, fulfilling prophecy as King. - He weeps over the city, foretelling its destruction for not recognizing the time of visitation. John 12:12-19 - Crowds welcome Jesus with palm branches, crying Hosanna and blessing the King of Israel. - The Pharisees note the world has gone after him, as even Greeks seek to see Jesus.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Joshua 20:1 - 21:45 - Six cities of refuge are designated for accidental killers across the tribes. - Forty-eight cities with suburbs are given to the Levites, fulfilling all of God's land promises. Matthew 21:10-19 - Jesus cleanses the temple, driving out sellers and quoting scripture on prayer. - He curses a barren fig tree, which withers, symbolizing judgment. Mark 11:12-18 - Jesus curses a fruitless fig tree on the way to Jerusalem. - He drives merchants from the temple, teaching it should be a house of prayer, astonishing the crowd.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Joshua 22:1 - 24:33 Eastern tribes return home after fulfilling their duty in conquest and receive Joshua's blessing. Joshua renews covenant at Shechem, recounts God's faithfulness, and challenges Israel to serve the Lord alone. Luke 19:45-48 Jesus cleanses the temple by driving out merchants and declares it a house of prayer. Religious leaders plot against him while people eagerly listen to his daily teaching. John 12:20-50 Greeks seek Jesus; he speaks of his impending death as a grain of wheat and calls for belief. Many leaders believe but fear Pharisees; Jesus warns of judgment and offers light to believers.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Judges 1:1 - 2:10 Tribes conquer parts of Canaan but fail to fully drive out inhabitants, leading to compromises. After Joshua's death, a new generation arises that does not know the Lord or his works. Matthew 21:20-22 Disciples marvel at the withered fig tree; Jesus teaches on faith and prayer. Believers who ask in faith without doubt will receive what they request. Mark 11:19-25 Jesus and disciples leave the city; he teaches forgiveness as essential when praying. Have faith in God, and mountains can be moved through believing prayer.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Judges 2:11 - 4:24 Israel cycles into idolatry, oppression, and cries for deliverance under judges. Deborah and Barak defeat Canaanite king Jabin; Jael kills general Sisera with a tent peg. Matthew 21:23 - 22:14 Jesus' authority challenged in temple; he tells parables of two sons and wicked tenants. Parable of wedding banquet shows many invited but few chosen after rejection.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Judges 5:1 - 6:40 Deborah and Barak sing victory song praising God and participants. Midianites oppress Israel; Gideon called, destroys Baal altar, and receives signs with fleece. Mark 11:27 - 12:12 Chief priests question Jesus' authority; he counters with John's baptism. Parable of vineyard tenants rejected; leaders seek to arrest him but fear the crowd.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Judges 7:1 - 8:35 Gideon defeats Midianites with 300 men using trumpets and torches in night attack. Gideon pursues kings, refuses kingship but makes ephod that becomes idolatry; dies honored. Luke 20:1-19 Jesus' authority challenged; he tells parable of vineyard tenants who kill the son. Leaders recognize parable targets them and plot against Jesus.
This is part of a year long reading of the Bible chronologically in a harmonized format. Judges 9:1-57 Abimelech murders brothers and becomes king of Shechem; Jotham's parable warns of destruction. Rebellion against Abimelech leads to his death by a millstone; God repays evil. Matthew 22:15-22 Pharisees and Herodians try to trap Jesus on taxes to Caesar. Jesus says render to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's. Mark 12:13-17 Leaders attempt to ensnare Jesus with question about paying taxes. Jesus perceives hypocrisy and teaches proper allegiance to God and state. Luke 20:20-26 Spies question Jesus about tribute to Caesar to accuse him. Jesus answers wisely, astonishing them and avoiding the trap.